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Walmart Leverages AI to Boost Delivery Speeds and Repeat Purchases

Summary

  • Walmart aims to reach 95% of U.S. households in under 3 hours by year-end
  • Dynamic delivery algorithm analyzes data to optimize driver routes and ETA
  • Walmart Fulfillment Services now offers next-day delivery in major U.S. cities
Walmart Leverages AI to Boost Delivery Speeds and Repeat Purchases

As of August 29th, 2025, Walmart has been prioritizing faster deliveries to stay competitive with Amazon's own shipping speed improvements. The retail giant's President and CEO, Doug McMillon, stated that the push for quicker fulfillment is paying off, as shoppers who can receive their orders right away are placing more repeat purchases.

To enhance the consumer delivery experience, Walmart is leveraging technological advancements, particularly in artificial intelligence. The company's "dynamic delivery window" algorithm analyzes real-time data, including local conditions, to determine the most efficient driver routes and estimated time of arrival for each order. This capability is set to be offered to 95% of U.S. households by the end of this year, up from the current 93% coverage.

Additionally, Walmart's fulfillment services now provide next-day delivery coverage in major cities across the United States, including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta. This expansion aligns with the retailer's goal of reaching 95% of the country in under 3 hours by the close of 2025.

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Walmart is using an AI-powered "dynamic delivery algorithm" that analyzes real-time data to optimize driver routes and estimated delivery times, helping the company reach 95% of U.S. households in under 3 hours.
Walmart Fulfillment Services now provides next-day delivery coverage in major U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta.
Walmart's CEO Doug McMillon says that as shoppers realize they can get items quickly, the company sees more repeat purchasing behavior, making their market share gains "very sticky".

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